81. Welfare Reform Hot Topics on the Internet welfare reform. See also the official New YorkCity web site for information on WEP and other welfare reform programs. http://www.ciser.cornell.edu/info/welfare.shtml

Home General Information Grant Proposals Data Archive ... Sitemap Data Archive About the Archive All About Us Location and Hours Archive Staff News and Announcements Archive Data Our Use Policies Locating and Using Archive Datasets Using the CISER Proxy Server Archive Tutorial ... Recent Additions on CD-ROM Useful Internet Resources Data Sources for Social Scientists Public Opinion Surveys Welfare Reform Search CISER Hot Topics on the Internet: Welfare Reform These sites provide the text or substantive summaries of reports on welfare reform, with emphasis on statistical information. As with many "hot topics," welfare reform is a politically charged public policy issue, and some sites are compiled and maintained by groups espousing distinct social or economic philosophies. Consequently, the information they provide warrants the same evaluative approach that any other source, print or online, requires. Given the scope of the topic, this is a brief, non-exhaustive list. Forward site locations for consideration to Pam Baxter , CISER Data Archive(pmb9@cornell.edu). United States Government Sites New York State Sites Lists of Links American Public Human Services Association See the APHSA Welfare Reform page. The

82. The Malta Business Weekly Homepage What challenges do you envisage in social welfare reform? Tonio Darmanin, generalmanager, Globe Retirement Planning, mentioned some important elements within http://www.business-line.com/business-weekly/archives/314/11.htm

Issue No. 314 26 October - 1 November 2000 Can social welfare reform be avoided? Do you think it is possible to avoid the reform of social welfare system in Malta? growing burden of social welfare. The present system is in great need of reform. Unfortunately we are not acting fast, and this to the What challenges do you envisage in social welfare reform? Are there any opportunities? He sees a need for individuals to start providing for their own retirement needs during their working life. Pensions could be provided by employers via occupational pension schemes, also on a funded basis. Mr Sammut visualises the opportunities for insurance operators and providers of financial services to develop the products such as life insurance products, personal pension plans and occupational pension schemes. The possible sales benefit is also the main opportunity for Unipol Insurance Agency.

83. Senate Republican Conference :: SRC Radio Clips lindhspannsessions725.mp3, Senator Sessions questions Attorney general Ashcrofton Comments on welfare Reformwelfarereformsessions6-18.mp3, Comments on welfare http://www.senate.gov/~src/radio/index.cfm?fuseaction=getSenator&senator=4

84. Links To Other Sites National Health Policy Forum. National Internet Clearinghouse (NICH) welfare Reformat the Federal, State and Local Levels. Office of Inspector general HHS. http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/opre/links.htm

Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Search Links to Other Sites In addition to this OPRE Web site, there are many human services research and evaluation resources available online around the world. This section provides links to some sites of interest to researchers, practitioners, policymakers, administrators and others. We've also put together a list of Department-funded or affiliated sites and services including the HHS Gateway for Partner Organizations. Inclusion of non-U.S. Government links does not imply endorsement of contents. TOP A Abt Associates Agency for Health Care Research and Quality American Public Human Services Association American Evaluation Association ... TOP B Benchmarking Exchange Berkeley Planning Associates Best Practices Database Bill Trochim's Center for Social Reasearch Methods ... TOP C Cato Institute Census Bureau Data Map Census Bureau Home Page Census Bureau Housing and Household Economics Statistics Division ... TOP D Data Archive at the University of Essex TOP E Economic Policy Institute Electronic Policy Network Empower America Evaluation Clearinghouse ... TOP F Families and Schools Together (FAST) Families USA Federal Register Federal Register (Contents Page) ... TOP G Gateway for Partner Organizations General Accounting Office General Social Survey - Data and Information Retrieval System Geospatial and Statistical Data Center ... TOP H HandsNet Heritage Foundation HHS Fatherhood Initiative HHS Poverty Guidelines, Research, and Measurement

85. Medical Care And Hunger Key For Those Leaving, Returning To Welfare welfare reform Medical care and hunger key for those leaving, returning to welfareCraig Chamberlain, Education Editor (217) 3332894; cdchambe@uiuc.edu 3/1/02 http://www.news.uiuc.edu/biztips/02/03welfare.html

Home About Us Contact Us For Media ... Search RESEARCH Science General Business Archives NEWS INDEX This Year Archives PUBLICATIONS Inside Illinois II Archives About II Postmarks QUICK SEARCH Advanced MORE Campus Calendar UI in the Media Other News Sources RESEARCH Business Government WELFARE REFORM Medical care and hunger key for those leaving, returning to welfare Craig Chamberlain, Education Editor cdchambe@uiuc.edu CHAMPAIGN, Ill. Steve Anderson, a University of Illinois professor of social work, sought to find some answers through a study in inner-city Chicago. The study involved interviews with 232 single mothers who left the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program in December 1999. The sample was roughly divided between women who then remained off TANF and women who had returned (or recycled). Much of what he found, in interviews conducted an average of 20 months later, was not surprising. The "leavers," those who remained off welfare, were more likely to have had jobs when they quit welfare, and were much more likely to have kept them. They also tended to have better-paying jobs. But in many ways, the leavers were not much better off than the "recyclers," Anderson said in his report last fall to the Joyce Foundation, which funded the study. Nearly half, or 47 percent, said they did not have enough money to buy food when off welfare, compared with 61 percent of recyclers. Twenty-six percent of leavers and 38 percent of recyclers said they had skipped or cut meals because of finances.

86. News Releases: Battered Immigrant Women Harmed By Welfare Reform And New Immigra Battered Immigrant Women Harmed by welfare reform and New Immigration Policies, ReportConcludes Report Includes Best Practices and Policy Recommendations for http://endabuse.org/newsdesk/releases.php3?Search=Article&ID=8

87. HandsNet - The Human Services Community Online US nonprofit organization that promotes information sharing and collaboration within the human services sector. http://www.handsnet.org/

A small sample of what you'll find when you log in to WebClipper. Or, Search the Human Services Web! ebClipper allows you to spend more time using information and less time searching for it. Register to join the human services community online and never again miss developments vital to your work. Members log in here: Username Password Subscribe to the WebClipper Digest! Get the latest Human Services info delivered to your email weekly! Subscribe to the WebClipper Digest Do you have a non-profit web site? Need fresh daily content? Add HandsNet Headlines to your page Support HandsNet. Building the Human Services Community Online. Interested on getting your information published on HandsNet? Send your submission to editor@handsnet.org

88. Treatment Improvement Exchange Resources - Technical Assistance - Center For Sub Calendar. http://www.treatment.org/Ta/csat.html

Home Documents Information Exchange ... Home This page contains links to external Web sites. The Treatment Improvement Exchange has no control over their content or availability. Center for Substance Abuse Treatment Division of State and Community Assistance (DSCA) Anna Marsh, Ph.D.- Acting Director The Division of State and Community Assistance (DSCA), administers the Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment (SAPT) Block Grant Program, which is the primary tool the Federal Government uses to support State substance abuse prevention and treatment programs. The State Systems Development Program (SSDP) is an array of services intended to enhance Federal and State accountability for the SAPT Block Grant. The SSDP encompasses: the development of a uniform application to report Statewide substance abuse prevention and treatment activities and service delivery plans; a State Information System, incorporating information from the Block Grant Application; the conduct of State treatment needs assessments; the conduct of on-site State Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) Systems Technical Reviews;

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